Sina Meraji·Feb 21What do you do when you realize you’re a victim?The question that’s been on my mind for the past year.
Sina Meraji·Jan 31, 2025Purposeful people, rich or poor, can do things.I know no other way to consistency than aligning one’s intrinsic and extrinsic motivations. it’s an unskippable step. I see too many people…
Sina Meraji·Jan 6, 2023Luck and the entrepreneur: A recapYou don’t need to be lucky to get lucky.A response icon1A response icon1
Sina Meraji·Oct 26, 2022Smart well intentioned people reinforcing inefficiencyTeaching is a dying craft that must be revived.
Sina Meraji·Sep 14, 2022Search engines’ carrying capacityIn biology there’s a term called Carrying Capacity that refers to the maximum population of animals an ecosystem can contain. a16z’s Andrew…
Sina Meraji·Jun 24, 2022I read this post and I find it quite intimidating, because you're using an analogy in which there…I only agree with the 2nd part of that (all past edtech companies are sub-optimal by design, failing to scale up learning. We can see this…
Sina Meraji·Jul 11, 2021The negative impact of Darwinism and socioeconomic disparity on innovation in education
Sina Meraji·Jun 14, 2021Future of Edtech: Scaling Up PedagogyI’ve taught programming as a hobby occasionally to kids, to old people, to finance and law students and my Brazilian Jiu Jitsu gym buddies…
Sina Meraji·Mar 5, 2021The hard thing about edtech productsA product is something you build with a user in mind. Users are the difference between a working software and a product. Therefore, all…